Pedro,Is the lender a bank, hard money lender, or private lender? 

I was wondering if I could chat with anyone privately or on Skype regarding the property.

Dear all,I have trouble selling a San Diego house because of the following:Buyers can easily get a mortgage for the main house but not for the smaller manufactured house (3 years old) that sits behind it, on the same piece of (private) land.

There is an REO property in the town next to me that I would like to investigate further and ultimately make an offer on.

The deal is not too good to be true due to 3 large risk areas that need additional investigation/information1) Actual rent controlled rent versus market value since it's a rent controlled unit.

The house was purchased with a private money lender's down payment of 20% (good buddies father) He also supplied the financing for the flip.

@Alex Shaughnessy my strategy is to find investors such as realtors, private lenders, and a real estate attorney to build a great relationship in order to find and close on great properties that can generate great cash flow and equity.

My uneducated thought is it would be difficult to get title insurance during this time and would take cash, private, or hard money to obtain in the short-term.

Oh and I would also consider private money sources to fund rehabs if you're doing BRRRR's.

Hello BP family,Quick question, i am looking into educating myself on private money (how to talk to investors, etc).